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Salt 7

The document details a series of experiments conducted to identify the composition of a salt sample, leading to the conclusion that it contains magnesium and nitrate. Various tests, including color, solubility, heat action, and specific ion tests, were performed, revealing the absence of several other ions. Ultimately, the salt was identified as Magnesium Nitrate (Mg(NO3)2).

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Salt 7

The document details a series of experiments conducted to identify the composition of a salt sample, leading to the conclusion that it contains magnesium and nitrate. Various tests, including color, solubility, heat action, and specific ion tests, were performed, revealing the absence of several other ions. Ultimately, the salt was identified as Magnesium Nitrate (Mg(NO3)2).

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SALT-7

S.NO Experiments Observation Inference

1. colour:
The colour of the salt is Colourless Absence of
noted. Cu+2,Fe+2,Mn+2, Co+2.

2. Solublity test: May be sulphate, nitrate or


The salt is dissolved in water. Soluble. chloride.

Action of heat:
3. A pinch of salt is heated in Reddish brown May be presence of No3-
given test tube. vapours are formed

Flame Test:
4. A small amount of Salt
is made into paste with conc. No characteristic flame Absence of Co2+, Ba2+,Sr2+
Hcl in watch glass and is observed.
introduced into the non-
luminious Bunsen flame.

Ash Test:
5. To little bit of Salt solution in
test tube add conc. Hno3 and Pink colour Ash May be presence of Mg2+
Cobalt nitrate . A filter paper
is
dipped and ignited.

Dil H2SO4 test:


To a little of salt, add dil. May be Presence of Nitrate
6. Reddish brown
H2SO4 acid. Vapours.
S.NO Experiments Observation Inference

7. KMnO4 test:
To a little of salt ,add dil. No characteristic Absence of Cl-, Br -, I-,Fe+2
H2SO4 acid and drop of observation
KMnO4 solution.

Conc. H2SO4 test:


8. A pinch of salt is heated with Reddish brown gas is May be Presence of Nitrate
Conc. H2SO4 evolved.

Test for Sulphate:


9. A pinch of salt is heated with No characteristic Absence of SO42-
dil Hcl in a test tube and then observation
Bacl2 solution is added.

Action of NaOH
A small amount of salt is No characteristic Absence of
10. heated with NaOH solution. observation NH4+ salt

Confirmatory Test for Acid


Radicals

Preparation of water
extract:-
A little amount of salt is
dissolved in 10ml of water
S.NO Experiments Observation Inference

1. Copper turnings Test: Reddish Brown fumes Confirms the presence of


To a pinch of salt, add is Evolved nitrate
Copper turning conc. H2SO4
and heat it

2. Brown Ring Test:


Equal amount of salt solution Brown ring is formed Confirms the presence of
& at junction of two nitrate
freshly prepared ferrous layers.
sulphate solution is taken in
test tube
and conc H2SO4 is added in
drops along the sides

Group separation:-

Preparation of original salt


solution:
The original solution is
prepared by
Dissolving a gram of
substance in 10-15ml of
distilled water

To a few drop of original No precipitate is Absence of Zero group


1. solution add Nessler's formed
reagent.

2. Add dil Hcl to original No precipitate is Absence of group I


Solution. formed
S.NO Experiments Observation Inference

3. To the original solution, add No precipitate is Absence of group II


dil Hcl and pass H2S gas formed

4. To a few drops of original No precipitate is Absence of group III


Solution add NH4Cl and formed
NH4OH

To a few drops of original No precipitate is Absence of group IV.


5. solution, add NH4Cl, NH4OH formed.
& pass H2S gas.

To a few drops of original No precipitate is Absence of group V.


6. solution add NH4Cl, NH4OH, formed
and (NH4)2CO3
Solution

To a few drops of original


7. solution add NH4Cl, NH4OH A white precipitate is Presence of group VI
and disodium hydrogen obtained
phosphate etc.

Confirmatory Test for


Magnesium:

To a little of original solution,


1. add dil Hcl & few drop of Blue precipitate is Mg2+ is confirmed
Magneson reagent Obtained

Ash Test: To the little bit of


2. Salt Solution add Conc.
HNO3 and Cobalt nitrate A Pink colour Ash Mg2+ is confirmed
filter paper is dipped &
ignited.
Result:-

Anion : Nitrate
Cation : Magnesium

Salt : Magnesium
Nitrate(Mg(NO3)2)

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